Experiences with

Clinical trials

Hi , my better half was diagnosed stage 4 LGSOC. Has just had successfull debulking. Have been spoken to about clinical trial. letrozole with or without paclitaxel and carboplatin. Anyone have knowledge on this type of treatment, either arm please..

My FIL is out of options and his doc has said to “find clinical trials” but is less than helpful in suggesting which ones he might qualify for. Had anyone used EmergingMed to find trials? Seems like they match you with trials for free? Is it legit?

I was just told that I’ve been turned down for any active clinical trials. PC stopped responding to both Abiraterone and Xtandi so I will be starting Docetaxel tomorrow. Has anyone else been in this dilemma and still doing well? It’s

For example, they have this on clinical trials… https://www.theinfopool.co.uk/clinical-trials Loads of other stuff too, hope it helps.

I am on my 7th line of treatment and it isn't working. I want to get into a clinical trial. One is ongoing that I wish I could get into, but it is not being tested at any hospitals near me (I am in NYC). That is a Phase 1 trial. Will they go to different med centers for Phase 2? There is another one

I know there are clinical trials, but anyone know of actual therapies offered?

40% of phase 1 clinical trials fails because of lack of enrolled patients....this is something I did not expect.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sys9Ki6t4DQ

There is often discussion about new information, clinical trials etc. I thought it might help us blokes with prostate cancer to know about the international standards for good trials. These are the CONSORT rules - "Consolidated standards of reporting trials".

I am NOT promoting clinical trials; I am here to learn about trials and related questions. Has anyone here participated in these clinical trials?

I was interested in any clinical trial updates for 1. AMG509, 2. Janux007, and 3. any info regarding the new clinical trial being/have launched by Jaansen..

The clinical trial just started: https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT06784193 I have already written about this here: https://prostatewarriors.com/2024/12/10/new-drug-receives-fda-clearance-to-begin-clinical-trials/

Has anyone ever had success with Clinical Trials? Just curious! Thanks!

well...here is a graph of clinical trials in the period 2000-2023 (May), not only cancer related, in general....it made me smile

The Director Of Clinical Trials is pretty excited about this trial!

These medications, already tested for safety, could move swiftly into clinical trials and potentially enhance current therapies.

Clinical trials have demonstrated promising results, particularly in acute myeloid leukemia (AML), where patients receiving γδ T cell therapies have shown 100% survival rates.

LNCB74, a new antibody-drug conjugate, has received FDA approval to begin Phase 1 clinical trials. This drug targets the B7-H4 protein found on various cancer cells, including prostate cancer.

sub_confirmation=1 Avoiding placebo arms in clinical trials can be tricky, but there are strategies to improve your chances of getting active treatment.

For USA members only Please share your stories about any recent disruptions or changes (positive or negative) regarding participation in clinical trials or care from the Veterans Affairs .

For USA members only Please share your stories about any recent disruptions or changes (positive or negative) regarding participation in clinical trials or care from the Veterans Affairs .